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*A ban on foreign textbooks. Children only learn from books written, vetted, and approved by the Communist Party.
*A ban on foreign textbooks. Children only learn from books written, vetted, and approved by the Communist Party.
*Filter history and misrepresenting facts. In Hong Kong, a history textbook for sixth graders revised the Chinese Civil War of 1946-49. The old text said the government of the [[Republic of China]] moved to Taiwan in 1949. The new text denies the fact that the government of China, which fought Japan in World War II and was allied to the United States, moved to Taiwan in 1949.
*Filter history and misrepresenting facts. In Hong Kong, a history textbook for sixth graders revised the Chinese Civil War of 1946-49. The old text said the government of the [[Republic of China]] moved to Taiwan in 1949. The new text denies the fact that the government of China, which fought Japan in World War II and was allied to the United States, moved to Taiwan in 1949.
==See also==
==See also==